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3. cell injury causes: Depletion of ATP
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6. increased cell calcium leads to: defects in cellular membrane
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7. defects in cell membrane lead to: cell death
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8. ABO antigens: Individual receives either A antigen, B antigen or neither (O)
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9. A antigen has: B antibodies
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10. B antigen has: A antibodies
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11. AB antigen has: no antibodies
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12. O antigen: A and B antibodies
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13. Universal donor: O t t




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15. immunoglobulins:IgG IgM, t t




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active agains viruses, bacteria and toxins
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17. IgM: Largest, 1st antibody produced in response to an antigen
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19. IgA: found in secretions and mucous membranes
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20. IgE: active in allergies and parasitic reactions
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21. IgD: activation of B and T cells
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